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The Best of Handmade is a beautiful Australian hardcover, brought to you by the classic Australian Women’s Weekly. This treasure trove of Australian cross stitch patterns and crafting delights is one of many embroidery books out of print, which makes it a rare find.
Patterns are in black and white and accompanied by a completed-design colour photo that showcases the design. Published in 1994, the book has 295 pages plus index. Content headings include:-
The book is in excellent condition considering its age, and comes complete with its original dust jacket. On the inside cover is the name “Jay Kelly” along with an address, adding a touch of provenance to this counted cross stitch book. There are no other inscriptions, names, or signs of discolouration.
The book measures Height 28.5cm x Width 22cm x Depth 2.5cm
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read more...| Weight | 1.9 kg |
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| Dimensions | 29 × 22 × 2 cm |
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